Queensland election live day 10: Latest news from Labor, LNP campaign
David Crisafulli has for the third straight day dodged the abortion issue, refusing to reveal his personal stance or whether LNP MPs will be granted a conscience vote.
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Originally published as Queensland election live day 10: Latest news from Labor, LNP campaign
Gaslighters and fibbers, or a lucky dip? Your choice
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Voting closed: See which question is being put to the leaders
Steven Miles and David Crisafulli are being put under the pump by Courier-Mail subscribers this election. Help decide which question they will be grilled over.
Build it and the cars will come: LNP pledge $800k to soccer facility
Following other commitments to regional sporting and community facilities, the LNP have pledged another $800k to upgrading a Mackay soccer facility.
Labor may put women last in allocating preferences
Premier Steven Miles has refused to take a stand on whether Labor should preference the LNP above Katter’s Australian Party, which wants to repeal the legalisation of abortion.
LNP candidate pressured to detail links to his tech company
LNP candidate Jacob Heremaia has faced scrutiny over the ownership of a private tech company, Rpay, as he challenges Health Minister Shannon Fentiman for the seat of Waterford.
Crisafulli’s playing the Albo card. It couldn’t be worse for Qld
David Crisafulli is determined to copy Anthony Albanese’s small target success from 2022, and while it might win him the election, it’s bad news for Qld moving forward, writes Cameron Milner.